The cordovan leather used in this series has been treated with a laborious immersion-dyeing process and coated with an oil finish to give it a beautiful luster that stands out and contrasts with the Nume cowhide inside.
MORE →Cordovan made by ROCADO, a company based in the Ponte a Egola area of Tuscany, Italy. This Italian cordovan boasts transparency and a unique luster. It is a single-layer material with no grain surface, crafted by scraping the cordovan layer from within the leather.
MORE →Showcasing the gentle glossiness and texture unique to shell cordovan leather, you will fully enjoy the varying color and luster of products in this series.
MORE →This series features a hybrid combination of bridle leather for the outside of the products and shoulder Nume leather for the inside.
MORE →The leather used in this series is tanned using a traditional method that originated in Tuscany, Italy, to produce a natural texture that allows you to fully enjoy its vibrant changes over time.
MORE →Guidi’s cowhide calf leather is unique for its translucent hue, depth of color, and uneven grain reminiscent of vintage items.
MORE →This series uses Hida cow leather that has been carefully treated by GANZO in pursuit of the highest quality at each of the seven steps in the manufacturing process.
MORE →In Tuscany's Santa Croce, the workshop of ROCADO integrates these time-honored leatherworking methods, primarily used with cowhide, to craft fine cordovan leather.
Scratches and wrinkles that are left on articles over time become evidence of an enriched life.Let's take a look at three stories that depict the fascinating relationships between people and leather.
A new series of bridle leathers made by Thomas Ware, a long-established tannery in England, is now available.